How To Make A Rule in Gmail?

[Dean_Winchester]

I am looking to figure out how to create a rule in Gmail that will automatically sort the emails that come in. Is it possible to do it easily, either from the desktop or the mobile, and what is the easiest way to set the rules for sorting, labeling, or deleting emails?

 

[Rapunzel]

To make a rule in Gmail, open an email, click the three dots, choose “Filter messages like these,” set your conditions, click “Create filter,” and select what you want Gmail to do (label, archive, delete, etc.).

 

[Colter]

To make a rule in Gmail, open Gmail settings, go to Filters and Blocked Addresses, click Create a new filter, set your conditions (like sender or keywords), then choose actions (like label, archive, or delete) and save the filter.

 

[Negan]

To create a rule in Gmail, first click the search bar at the top and then select the filter icon. Enter the sender, subject, or keywords that you want to filter, and then press the Create filter button. Choose the action you want Gmail to perform (for instance, skip inbox, apply a label, delete, or forward), and then click the Create filter button again to enable it.

 

[Larajohn]

To set up a rule (filter) in Gmail, first click the "Show search options" icon (three sliders) located inside the search bar and type in your criteria, for example, a particular sender or keyword. Press "Create filter" and then select the actions you want Gmail to perform on such emails, e.g., "Skip the Inbox (Archive it), " "Apply the label, " or "Delete it." Lastly, press "Create filter" once more to enable the rule for all new messages.